Yale Daily News

Few would guess that Queen Elizabeth II and New Haven high school students share something in common. But one only has to look as far […]

April 7, 2010

Something was a bit off with the chicken served in Penn’s dining halls Monday, according to a post on the campus’ Under the Button blog. […]

April 6, 2010

In the world of architecture, it doesn’t get any better than winning the Pritzker Prize — an honor in architecture akin to the Oscar, the […]

April 2, 2010

Looking down Chapel Street, it’s difficult to miss the 34-story tower soaring above its neighboring five-story red bricks. Though the building, named after its address […]

March 30, 2010

LONDON — When the U.S. Department of State announced last month the results of the design competition for its new embassy here, the jury surprised […]

March 25, 2010

Students passing through the Branford basement last night may have noticed a strange noise warbling through the corridors. The music, a mix of Feist and […]

March 24, 2010

LONDON — For those who missed “Horace Walpole’s Strawberry Hill” at the Yale Center for British Art last fall, there is a second chance to […]

March 23, 2010

Like many Yalies, Felix Raspall ARC ’10 is looking forward to spending some of his spring break catching up on unfinished schoolwork. But for Raspall, […]

March 5, 2010

When School of Architecture professor Peter Eisenman heads up to his office on the third floor of Paul Rudolph Hall, he uses the elevators in […]

March 3, 2010

It’s not unusual for Yalies to read texts written by their professors. But only a few can attest to hearing their professors’ yet-to-be-published manuscript about […]

March 2, 2010

KieranTimberlake, a Philadelphia-based architecture firm co-founded by Stephen Kieran ’73, has been selected to design the new American embassy in London, the United States Department […]

February 24, 2010